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Trump election fraud crackdown lands first arrest, putting longtime critics in White House crosshairs

A Honduran national in Los Angeles faces felony charges and deportation after allegedly registering to vote, as officials promise more arrests to come.

Trump border wall construction kicks off in Arizona amid clash with Native American tribe

The Tohono O'odham Nation claims masked CBP agents blocked tribal police as border wall contractors drilled on their sacred Native American land.

Trump signs order creating new Space Academy akin to West Point, location to be determined

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday creating the U.S. Space Academy aimed at training students to enter the U.S. Space Force and serve the nation's growing space industry.

Hochul ICE policy ‘written in the blood of victims,’ opponent says as sheriffs sue

The clash comes as another top Republican declared Hochul 'doesn't give a s— about public safety'

Newsom targets major affordability squeeze in ‘striking’ convergence with Trump

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's housing push mirrors Trump's supply-side playbook on permitting and zoning, but key policy differences remain.

Why Russia has invented another Ukraine dirty bomb plot

In yet another attempt to fray Western nerves, Russia has invented what it describes as an emerging Ukrainian dirty bomb plot. This latest invention attests both to the Kremlin’s expansive imagination and to its strategy to boost Western fears of escalation. The latest invention? Gen. Igor Kirillov, head of Russian anti-WMD forces, claims that “operational information” […]

The United Nations thinks the Taliban can be convinced to respect women

You are not supposed to negotiate with terrorists, but if you are the United Nations, you can sit down and have a nice, pleasant chat with them as they oppress millions of women. U.N. Special Envoy Roza Otunbayeva, the top U.N. official in Afghanistan, is holding a meeting with the Taliban and envoys from 22 […]

A desperate Macron stands alone in the political center

French President Emmanuel Macron is finding himself increasingly isolated in the political arena as voters abandon his centrist political party ahead of snap parliamentary elections in France. In a desperate bid for relevance just days before voters go to the polls for the first round of elections Sunday, Macron proclaimed that if either the far-left […]

Don’t disavow your extremism, Tyler Cherry — you’re PERFECT for the White House

Meet Tyler Cherry, a new member of the Biden White House communications staff!  Tyler looks like the love child of John Oates and Napoleon...

Biden ignores SIX official requests about thwarted migrant terror attack

Republican lawmakers have lodged at least six information requests to President Biden’s Department of Homeland Security for information about an attempted attack on a...

China’s alarming nuclear arsenal

Concerns over China‘s nuclear intentions rose recently as the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, or SIPRI, published a new report finding that the Chinese nuclear arsenal is expanding rapidly.  The number of operational nuclear warheads globally is increasing every year, the report found, with the most rapidly increasing stockpile belonging to China. The institute estimated […]

‘Public health’ authoritarianism comes to the gun control debate

The left-wing idea of working around the Constitution by declaring gun violence a “public health” crisis is taking root in President Joe Biden’s White House. “For too long, this issue has been mired in polarization and politics, but our goal, my goal, is to take this issue out of the realm of politics and put […]

Justice 1, Human Rights Watch 0

The human rights community today is like the tenured professorship in elite universities. Political groupthink trumps integrity, and inside dealing predominates. Academics might argue among themselves over theoretical intricacies or departmental issues, but as soon as an outside perspective challenges political assumptions or agendas, they circle the wagons. Over the past decade, I have written repeatedly […]

Time to pull an alarm on Jamaal Bowman’s career in Congress

An old saying is that “all good things must come to an end.”  And while no one should really categorize Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) as a good thing, it should be celebrated that his time in Congress appears to be coming to an end.  Barring an unforeseen wave of political support, Bowman is expected to […]

Corporate abortion support is a pro-life battlefront

Pro-abortion corporate activists aren’t going away with the fall of Roe v. Wade. As a corporate analyst, I have an inside window into one of ESG activists’ favorite strategies: changing the argument over time to fit the cultural milieu and perceived urgency of the moment. Activists focused on marshaling corporate support for abortion are all […]

The baby bust puts teachers unions in a bind

What are schools for? Almost everyone would say they exist to educate students. For a small but powerful slice of the population, the main purpose of school is to employ adults. As America has fewer school-aged children every year thanks to a generation-long baby bust, public schools around the nation will need to adapt. With […]

Marriage is not an arbitrary institution

In the latest left-wing attack on the nuclear family, NPR suggested last week that “marriage could look very different in the future.” The story noted that “over the past few decades, cohabitation rates have nearly doubled” and “more children are being born outside of marriage.” The taxpayer-subsidized organization then gleefully proclaimed that “there’s been buzz […]

How to unlock America’s full energy potential

As the United States confronts the challenges posed by the rise of hostile foreign powers and a changing climate, we must embrace geothermal energy as an innovative approach to energy production. Utilizing geothermal energy is key to reducing emissions, growing our economy, undoing our dependence on foreign adversaries, and securing American energy security. That’s why […]

New York Times profiles Biden’s inner circle, omits Ron Klain’s lobbying work

Being a lobbyist for failed housing giant Fannie Mae seems like a relevant resume item for an intimate adviser of the president. Yet somehow, in a 2,500-word profile on Biden insiders the New York Times brands as “the strategist, the guru, and the confidant,” the word “lobbyist” never appears. Nor does the article discuss Ron […]

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